Recently, Hangzhou Technician College has attracted widespread attention from the society because a heavyweight retired Airbus A320 aircraft was introduced to the campus. The aircraft, which used to serve Air Canada, was now purchased by Hangzhou Technician College for 15 million yuan, and will become the core equipment of the school's teaching after the opening of the school in the spring of 2024, providing practical training for more than 400 students in aircraft maintenance classes and aviation service classes.
The Airbus A320 has a wingspan of 358 meters, the length of the fuselage is 3757 meters, although decommissioned, still remains in good seaworthiness condition. Its arrival will not only greatly improve the practical ability of students, but also promote the innovation of the college in the field of aviation talent training.
Regarding the introduction of this aircraft, Hangzhou Technician College said that this is an important measure for the college to improve the quality of teaching and strengthen the practical skills training of students. As a highly complex industry, the aviation industry requires a large number of highly qualified professionals. With the introduction of the retired Airbus A320, the Academy can provide students with a more hands-on training environment that will help them better understand and master aviation maintenance and service skills.
In addition, the introduction of this aircraft will also bring more social attention and recognition to Hangzhou Technician College. As a well-known technician college, Hangzhou Technician College has been committed to cultivating high-quality professionals. Now, with the introduction of the retired Airbus A320, the Academy will further expand its influence in the field of aviation talent development and attract more outstanding students and faculty to join.
2023 Post Sprint Race In the future, we look forward to seeing Hangzhou Technician College use this retired Airbus A320 aircraft to cultivate more outstanding aviation talents and make greater contributions to China's aviation industry. At the same time, we also look forward to seeing this teaching model of introducing retired aircraft into campuses to be promoted and applied in more schools, injecting new vitality into China's education.